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Pelvic Floor Therapy & Biofeedback for women and children, Low Pressure Fitness/ Hypopressive Exercise, Safe and Sound Protocol, specializing in blending nervous system regulation techniques with pelvic floor therapy so you feel better faster.

03/12/2026

Sometimes the pelvic floor has trouble letting go, which makes bowel movements harder even when you’re eating “right.” This is something we assess and treat directly in pelvic floor OT.
If you want to share what’s going on and see if this is your pattern, comment HEAL. Encinitas and San Diego.

03/11/2026

You deserve pelvic health care that makes sense and is built around your symptoms, your nervous system, and your day-to-day life. If you’re local to Encinitas or San Diego and want to ask questions first, comment HEAL.

03/10/2026

Clearance doesn’t measure coordination, endurance, or how your pelvic floor responds under fatigue. If any of these are showing up, you’re not failing. Your system just needs support.
If you’re in Encinitas or San Diego, comment HEAL and tell me which symptom is bothering you most.

03/06/2026

Birth prep isn’t just about getting stronger.

As a pelvic floor occupational therapist, I look at how your pelvic floor lengthens, how you manage pressure, how your nervous system responds to intensity, and how your partner supports you in real time.

A few things I focus on in sessions:

Coordinating breath and pelvic floor lengthening

Reducing habitual bracing patterns

Practicing labor positions that support pelvic space

Building endurance for longer efforts

Coaching partners on hands-on support

Preparation isn’t about memorizing steps. It’s about helping your body respond efficiently when labor begins.

If you’re in the Encinitas or San Diego area and want more individualized guidance, comment HEAL.

03/04/2026

This carousel explains a treatment I use called parasympathetic stimulation with tACS (alternating current).

The parasympathetic frequency is applied through electrodes placed behind the ears, over the mastoid bone. The goal is to introduce a calming frequency into the body to help shift someone out of a sympathetic fight-or-flight state.

This can be especially helpful in chronic pain conditions where the nervous system is remaining on high alert.

If you’d like to see what the treatment setup looks like in real time, there is a reel on our profile that shows it during a session.

If you are in the Encinitas or San Diego area and have questions about whether this approach may be appropriate for you, feel free to reach out.

03/02/2026

This review came from a client I started working with during her second pregnancy and continued to support through postpartum.

During pregnancy, we focused on strength and preparation for labor. That included birth prep sessions and helping her understand how to use her muscles efficiently, not just tighten them.

After delivery, our work shifted toward postpartum recovery and scar care. We used biofeedback to give her a clear visual of how her muscles were activating so she could actually understand what was happening in her body.

That piece matters. A lot of people are told to “engage” or “tighten,” but no one shows them what that means or whether it’s happening correctly.

Her results weren’t just about feeling stronger. It was about feeling confident, prepared, and able to understand how her own body works.

If you’re pregnant, postpartum, or trying to make sense of what your muscles are doing, this is the kind of support I provide.

02/26/2026

This video shows biofeedback during a session with a woman who has chronic abdominal gripping.

Her abdominal muscles stay “on” most of the time, which creates constant core tension. Because the abs and pelvic floor work together, this pattern keeps the pelvic floor co-contracting instead of relaxing.

Non-relaxing pelvic floor muscles are a common contributor to pelvic pain, pain with s*x, urinary leakage, and constipation.

In this session, the biofeedback helps us see something important:
the pelvic floor is showing symptoms, but the driver is higher up in the system.

Sometimes the problem shows up in the pelvis, but the cause lives elsewhere.

If you’re in the Encinitas or San Diego area and this feels familiar, comment HEAL and we can talk through what might be contributing in your case.

02/25/2026

This biofeedback image shows two clear spikes in pelvic floor muscle activity during a session.

Nothing physical changed.
The baby made a sound.

Our pelvic floors don’t just respond to movement or exercise. They also respond to emotion, anticipation, and concern. That reflexive tightening is common postpartum, especially when your nervous system is still on high alert.

Over time, repeated responses like this can contribute to pelvic pain, difficulty relaxing the pelvic floor, leaking, or that constant feeling of tension that’s hard to explain.

Biofeedback helps make these invisible patterns visible, so we’re not guessing. It gives us information about when muscles are turning on, why, and what needs support to help them settle again.

Learn how biofeedback helps guide pelvic floor care.

02/24/2026

One of the sessions we offer is partner birth prep.

It’s a hands-on, practical appointment where both the birthing parent and their partner come in together. We focus on what actually helps during labor, not theory, not overwhelming information.

Partners learn how to:

support physically during contractions

respond when things feel intense or uncertain

stay grounded and helpful instead of guessing

offer emotional support in a way that actually lands

That’s the goal. Helping partners feel confident, steady, and useful when it matters most.

If you’re preparing for birth and want your partner to feel more ready to support you, this kind of prep can make a big difference.

02/19/2026

There are moments when the nervous system feels stuck in high alert. Your heart is racing, your breathing is shallow, your thoughts feel scattered, and telling yourself to relax doesn’t touch it.

In situations like that, I sometimes suggest a gentle form of vagus nerve support. Not as treatment and not as a replacement for care, but as a way to help the body interrupt that loop and settle enough to breathe and think again.

What I like about this option is how simple it is. There’s no setup or technique to learn. It’s something people can reach for during intense moments when regulation feels out of reach.

If you’re curious about what that kind of support looks like or whether it could make sense for you, comment RESET and I’ll share more.
There’s also a practitioner code CORE15 available at hoolest.com if you want to look into it on your own.

02/18/2026

I hear this question all the time.

“Can I run if I have prolapse?”

For many people, the answer isn’t a hard no or a blind yes. It depends on how your body manages pressure, impact, and fatigue over time.

Prolapse symptoms often flare when the pelvic floor is late to respond, overworking, or stuck, holding tension instead of adapting. That can show up as heaviness, leaking, discomfort, or needing to stop earlier than expected.

Running itself isn’t the enemy.
Ignoring the signals usually is.

If you’re in the Encinitas or San Diego area and want to talk through what your body is doing during impact, comment HEAL, and we’ll take it from there.

02/16/2026

P***c bone pain or SPD during pregnancy is more than a “pelvic alignment” issue.

From an OT lens, I’m looking at how load is transferring through your pelvis, how your pelvic floor is responding to pressure, how your hips are stabilizing, and how your nervous system is managing constant change.

When those systems aren’t coordinating well, everyday movements like walking, stairs, or getting out of bed can feel sharp, unstable, or exhausting.

Support isn’t just about belts or exercises. It’s about helping your body move, adapt, and feel safer again while it’s doing a very demanding job.

If you’re pregnant and dealing with p***c pain and you’re in the San Diego or SoCal area, comment HEAL and we can talk through what might actually help.

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Encinitas, CA

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+18582312800

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http://corefunctionalwellness.com/

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